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Welcome to this art study for the month of October, where we will look at art that draws on seasonal and liturgical themes of the month, and draw on the importance of these works to enrich our intellectual and spiritual lives.
Beatrix Potter with a border terrier at Lingholm, Keswick, by Rupert Potter, 3 October 1897 || V&A Museum
Helen Beatrix Potter was born in 1866 and spent the first 47 years her life at her parents’ home in Kensin...
Here is part two of this Austen and Art History mashup, where I introduce you to an artist from Western Art History, based on your favorite Austen novel. In case you missed part one where I covered Austen’s first three novels, here it is!...
I have a deep love for Jane Austen’s novels. My bookshelves are filled with multiple editions of her books, and while majoring in English Literature I took a course exclusively on Austen’s work. It was like book club with required 8-page es...
This article is a bit more personal today. Warning: I share about my preterm birth experience, and my premature son’s NICU stay. I refrain from too many details, but just offering a gentle warning for the sensitive reader, as this may not b...
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